Sentence examples for regime of separation from inspiring English sources

The hole in a film appears for the higher fluences F c > 3F m and regime of separation can change because internal spallation of a film begins.

The Walt Disney Co. approved of the new regime of separation yesterday when its chairman, Michael Eisner Michael Eisner, said the company would not use its independent auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, for any new consulting work and would evaluate the current projects the accounting firm's consultants are currently doing for the company.

With its ever-increasing centralization of power under a one-man regime, obliteration of separation of powers through the co-option of the judiciary and trivialization of the parliament, as well as the total upheaval in bureaucracy and civil society due to sweeping purges, some might now see Turkey as a "global model" for a new authoritarianism.

We consider a regime of scale separation where the large-scale dynamics is given by a hydrodynamic closure with this local equilibrium.

We consider a regime of scale separation where the large scale dynamics is given by a hydrodynamic closure with a Nash equilibrium serving as the local thermodynamic equilibrium.

They found that the expected double-exchange-induced strong tendencies to ferromagnetic correlations at low temperatures were in competition with a regime of phase separation, which occurred between the hole-undoped antiferromagnetic and hole-rich ferromagnetic regions.

Currently numerical simulation provides good means to analyse the flow around the aircraft in detail, although the regime of flow separation onset up to maximum lift conditions is still not modelled accurately enough, nonlinearities and turbulence modelling for separated flows are still a major concern.

Apartheid, the legally enforced regime of racial separation, subjected more than 80% of the country's population to systematic oppression for four decades.

Typical features of the spinodal regime of phase separation are clearly observable: at first, several individuals of the new phases appear.

They will allow us to explore Coulomb drag in one-dimensional structures in a regime of small interlayer separation where the drag signal is expected to be stronger and less affected by phonon drag.

Another difficulty is that the parametric models necessary to recover the approach force curves do not apply within the same regime of tip-to-sample separation: the electrostatic model indeed essentially depends on the probe-to-sample separation distance while the contact models (Hertz's and Hooke's theories) involve the so-called deformation depth or indentation of the sample.